New Winter Artwork from Grades K, 1, 2 and 3!

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Below is a collection of newly finished winter artwork!

Kindergarten- Snowy Owl Collages

Such a fun lesson that my students really enjoyed! To learn more about these Snowy Owl Collages click on Kindergarten Art Lessons under the main menu and scroll down. These are actually at the top of that page! Detailed lesson directions, photos of steps along the way, and learning goals are posted!

1st Grade – Mixed-Media Snow Globes

To view more Mixed-Media Snow Globes and read how we made them along with step-by-step photos, and learning goals, click on 1st Grade Art Lessons under the main menu and scroll down

2nd Grade – Winter Bears In Sweaters

To view detailed directions, with more photos of student artwork and see the learning goals for this lesson, click on “2nd Grade Art Lessons” under the main menu and scroll down!

3rd Grade – Polar Bears

This is a fun 3 (40 minute) art lesson that has been a huge hit year after year! Black oil pastel, liquid watercolors, and salt


I hope you enjoyed looking at my latest K-3 students artwork! I’ll be making a new post on 8 Valentine’s Day lessons later this week!

Also my 4th graders are currently working on drawing Victorian houses (Victorian Architecture) and 5th are working on “Winter Northern Lights” and I will post photos of students finished artwork here as soon as they finish (which is VERY soon!)

If you haven’t seen it yet, please also check out my previous post below on 5th grade “winter northern lights” which also has my YouTube video! My detailed instructions with step-by-step photos and learning goals are posted under “5th Grade Art Lessons” as well!


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WINTER BEARS IN SWEATERS! -2ND GRADE-

CUTENESS OVERLOAD!!! I ADORE THESE BEARS!!

This lesson took 3 art classes to complete (40 minutes each). 2nd graders followed along with me as I did a guided drawing for their bear on 12×12″ 80# white drawing paper in pencil. They added a ton of texture for the fur with sharpie, then they used some of their math skills to create their patterns in the sweaters!

Read more on all of this below students artwork, to see my step-by-step photos on how we created our bears!

I love all the different expressions!

Here’s how I demonstrated to students on how to draw the bear!

When kids were ready, I gave students dice and a pattern sheet that I created where each pattern was labeled by a number.

I posted this up on the board for kids to see when they rolled their dice for their patterns in their sweaters. Where it says “your choice of a pattern” they could select one from the sheet to draw, or create their own.

These are my 3 teacher examples above

Here’s some photos of students creating their awesome bears!

Lesson inspiration from Britt Curley and @2art.chambers (instagram account)

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